Sentence examples for encumbered by a from inspiring English sources

They should not be encumbered by a mischievous referendum law.

"Certainly we are encumbered by a shortage of energy".

But the Bush administration did not want to be encumbered by a formal alliance.

In two of those, the pianist, Alexander Rovang, played encumbered by a woman.

He was encumbered by a bulletproof vest beneath his shimmering blue Brewers jacket.

Encumbered by a disconnect with his father, and surrounded at home by women, Oladipo found male camaraderie in basketball.

Where Mr. Rubio delivered a workmanlike speech seemingly intended to appeal to the old guard, Mr. Paul spoke to a throng of placard-waving acolytes, thumbing his nose at a party "encumbered by an inconsistent approach to freedom".

Hamels has always fared well at Dodger Stadium — "I love pitching in California," said Hamels, a San Diego native — but he is a different pitcher now from the one he was then, encumbered by an uneven season, heightened expectations and, especially recently, diminished control.

Recording a mortgage, Mr. Shupack said, not only provides public notice to other potential lenders that the property is encumbered by an existing lien, but it also ensures that the existing lien will be paid off before any subsequently recorded liens are satisfied.

In the example, we might distinguish three outcomes: either I end up dry and unencumbered; I end up dry and encumbered by an unwieldy umbrella; or I end up wet.

That was the first time Iggy wasn't encumbered by an instrument, at our first show.